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THE  BANKING  HOUSE 
IN  ART  METAL 


Copyright,  1922,  by 

The  Art  Metal  Construction  Company 

JAMESTOWN,  N.  Y. 


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Lobby  of  a  typical  banking  room  in  Art  Metal.  The  bronze  counter  screens  with  marble  base  and  check  desks  in  foreground 
are  Art  Metal.  Seat  at  right  designed  to  be  in  keeping  with  check  desk.  This  view  gives  but  a  slight  indication  of  the 
amount  of  Art  Metal  in  the  institution.  The  rear  of  cages  and  all  work  spaces  are  furnished  with  Art  Metal  equipment. 


The  Banking  House  in  Art  Metal 

An  Illustrated  Encyclopedia  of  Bank  Furnishings  in  Bronze  and  Steel 


Forenn’ord  by  JAMES  WALLEN 


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ANKS  deal  in  credit.  Credit  is  based  on 
confidence.”  The  foregoing  few  words, 
spoken  by  James  S.  Alexander,  President 
of  the  National  Bank  of  Commerce  in  New  York, 
state  the  work-a-day  philosophy  of  banking. 

To  have  confidence  in  an  institution  you  must 
be  impressed  with  its  solidity,  sturdiness,  and 
stability.  The  architecture  of  a  banking  house 
must  express  dignity,  strength,  and  permanency. 
This  fact  prompts  bankers  to  build  with  marble 
quarried  from  the  eternal  hills  and  to  furnish 
their  buildings  with  everlasting  bronze  and  steel. 

Bronze  and  steel  symbol  the  high  purpose  and 
character  of  a  banking  institution.  There  is 


nothing  transient,  frivolous,  or  false  in  fine  bronze 
or  steel.  These  metals  in  combination  express 
sincerity  and  purpose. 

For  a  third  of  a  century  the  Art  Metal  Con¬ 
struction  Company  has  assisted  bankers,  public 
officials,  and  architects  in  the  arrangement  and 
decoration  of  banks  and  buildings  of  the  common¬ 
wealth.  Practically  every  city  in  America  does 
its  banking  in  one  or  more  institutions  for  which 
the  steel  equipment  and  bronze  grills  and  door¬ 
ways  were  produced  by  the  Art  Metal  Construction 
Company.  One  bank  in  every  four  has  Art  Metal 
furnishings.  To  prepare  a  list  of  Art  Metal  in¬ 
stallations  would  be  to  compile  a  nearly  complete 
directory  of  America’s  representative  banks. 


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Two  of  many  types  of  Art  Metal  check 
desks  are  illustrated  on  this  page.  One 
in  Circassian  walnut,  which  matches  in 
design  and  construction  the  settees  placed 
at  advantageous  points  in  the  lobby. 
The  bronze  calendar  rack,  lamp  standard 
and  receptacle  for  checks  form  a  pleas¬ 
ing  embellishment  as  well  as  a  utilitarian 
convenience. 


The  other  desk  in  graceful  design  is  built  entirely  or  cast  bronze, 
ornamented  in  low  relief.  The  side  of  the  desk  contains  openings 
for  checks,  deposit  slips,  notes,  and  other  bank  forms.  The  top 
is  covered  with  transparent  heavy  plate  glass. 


From  (^hiberti  to  oArt  3\detal 

The  progress  in  the  craft  of  metal  working 
may  be  best  illustrated  by  harking  back  a  few 
centuries  in  the  history  of  bronze.  Twenty-one 
years  were  devoted  to  the  making  of  the  bronze 
gates  of  the  Baptistery  in  Florence  by  Lorenzo 
Ghiberti.  The  doors  were  put  in  place  in  April, 
1424,  nearly  a  quarter  of  a  century  after  the 
commission  was  given  to  the  master  Ghiberti. 

In  a  few  short  months  the  Art  Metal  Con¬ 
struction  Company  has  furnished  complete  the 
bronze  and  steel  equipment  of  large  banks,  from 
the  massive  entrance  doors  to  the  safe  deposit 
grills,  and  the  technical  details  have  been  given 
a  finish  rivalling  that  of  Ghiberti’s  masterpiece. 

The  Art  Metal  Construction  Company  has 
combined  the  use  of  bronze  and  steel  in  bank 
buildings  in  so  practical  a  manner  as  to  standardize 
these  two  metals  for  interior  bank  architecture. 
The  combination  of  bronze  and  steel  is  unap¬ 
proachable  by  other  materials  from  a  standpoint 


of  practical  as  well  as  esthetic  requirements. 
From  the  highly  decorative  door  to  the  steel 
omnibus  every  item  of  importance  in  a  bank 
lends  itself  to  a  treatment  in  bronze  or  steel  with 
greater  facility  and  beauty  than  to  other  materials. 

Art  Metal  quality  is  not  entirely  due  to  a 
deliberate  attempt  to  outdistance  competition. 
A  deal  of  reverence  and  love  for  fine  cabinet 
work  in  steel  and  bronze  goes  into  its  making. 
It  has  been  an  Art  Metal  tradition  to  cast,  polish, 
and  hand-chase  bronze  work  as  carefully  as  though 
each  piece  were  to  repose  on  a  library  table  or 
to  occupy  an  honored  place  in  a  museum. 

Cellini  tells,  in  his  autobiography,  of  an  old 
bronze  founder  who  moaned  with  grief  when  the 
metal  refused  to  run.  Modern  science  has  elim¬ 
inated  the  sporting  chances  which  were  taken  by 
the  early  Italian  sculptors.  Cellini  related  that 
it  was  necessary  to  throw  the  entire  pewter  dining 
service  of  his  family  into  the  furnace  to  dissolve 
the  bronze.  To-day  thermometers,  gauges,  and 
laboratory  tests  determine  the  fusibility  of  metal. 


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In  this  illustration  a  regular  Art  Metal  stock  flat  top  desk  is  shown,  grained  in  Circassian  walnut  harmonizing  with  the 
general  decorative  scheme  of  the  bank. 


and  perfect  bronze  is  the  daily  experience  at 
Jamestown. 

The  uniform  quality  of  Art  Metal  bronze  and 
steel  is  now  recognized  the  world  over.  You 
will  find  it  in  the  London  Joint  City  and  Mid¬ 
land  Bank,  the  British  Naval  Mission  to  Greece, 
the  great  Nederlandsche  Bank  at  Amsterdam, 
and  other  institutions  of  international  fame. 

Architectural  individuality  may  be  retained  in 
Art  Metal  work,  for  be  it  remembered  that  Art 
Metal  bronze  and  steel  are  individually  prepared 
for  each  important  contract,  and  that  the  work 
is  finished  with  cutting  tools,  chisels,  files,  and 
gravers.  Often  the  natural  skin  of  the  metal 
solidified  in  contact  with  the  mold  is  preserved. 
Then  again  it  is  carved  and  chased,  beaten, 
wrought,  and  embossed. 

It  is  the  good  fortune  of  Art  Metal  to  visualize 
in  bronze  and  steel  the  designs  of  the  most  emi¬ 
nent  architects.  The  interior  of  an  Art  Metal 
bank  is  remembered  for  its  genuineness,  dignity, 
and  all-pervading  refinement. 


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through  an  oArt  AAetal  ^ank 

A  little  journey  through  an  Art  Metal  bank 
gives  one  the  sense  of  grandeur  and  good  taste 
that  metal,  rightly  used,  may  impart.  Here  at 
the  entrance  are  the  great  bronze  doors.  Though 
cast  but  a  year  or  two  ago,  they  have  the  mellow 
perfection  that  might  have  been  cherished  through 
the  ages. 

Harmonized  with  the  classic  Byzantine  pattern 
is  the  insignia  of  the  bank — the  monogram  or 
initials  that  have  come  by  repetition  to  designate 
the  institution  to  the  passers-by.  Then  welcoming 
you  through  the  foyer  into  the  open  exchange 
are  a  pair  of  gates,  fretwork  in  metal,  an  archi¬ 
tectural  inspiration. 

In  the  center  of  the  banking  floor  are  check 
desks  of  bronze  in  a  design  adapted  from  one 
of  the  major  furniture  periods.  There  is  a  point 
here  to  be  observed.  Often  the  exquisite  lines 


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The  mesh  work  in  the  cages  illustrated 
is  of  substantial  Art  Metal  construc¬ 
tion,  being  of  one  quarter  inch  square 
crimped  wire,  securely  tenoned  to  steel 
channel  framework. 


The  sliding,  gravity  doors  hang  on  McCabe  hangers  and  are  each  pro¬ 
vided  with  a  positive  catch  which  permits  the  door  to  be  opened  from 
the  inside  only.  Intercommunicating  hand  openings  and  pivot  tele¬ 
phone  standards  are  provided  for  the  convenience  of  the  tellers.  At  the 
rear  of  the  cages,  baskets,  subdivided  for  various  departments,  are  placed 
so  that  the  distribution  of  interdepartmental  work  may  be  handled 
without  interruption. 


of  a  design  by  the  brothers  Adam  or  Thomas 
Sheraton,  conceived  to  be  worked  in  precious 
woods,  will  assume  a  noble  aspect  in  bronze.  The 
check  desks  have  provisions  for  ink-fonts,  calen¬ 
dars,  and  lamps  of  regal  grace. 

To  the  right  is  the  officers’  reception  room 
with  desks  of  Art  Metal,  finished  and  toned  to 
simulate  with  faithfulness  the  grain  and  burl  of 
beautifully  figured  walnut.  The  texture  of  any 
wood  may  be  represented  in  an  Art  Metal  finish. 
In  the  directors’  room  is  a  massive  council  table, 
treated  after  the  manner  of  a  rare  wood. 

The  steel  receiving  tellers’  cages,  extending 
along  in  the  side  of  the  bank,  are  made  impressive 
by  a  facade  of  Art  Metal  bronze.  And  here,  perhaps. 
Art  Metal  reaches  its  zenith  of  structural  beauty. 
The  austere  proportions  of  a  Doric  design  are 
maintained  in  screen  and  pilasters  with  consistency 
and  effect.  The  discount  department  is  uniform 
with  the  receiving  tellers’  cages  in  dignified  grace. 

Your  passage  to  the  safe  deposit  department 
is  momentarily  halted  by  an  Art  Metal  gate. 


extending  from  the  floor  part  way  to  the  ceiling. 
Here  is  a  protective  measure  made  inoffensive 
by  an  almost  lace-like  treatment  of  bronze.  In 
its  beauty  you  forget  that  it  effectually  bars  the 
intruder.  Strength  is  given  a  mild  and  pleasant 
exterior — the  silken  glove  of  refinement  over  the 
iron  fist  of  protection. 

And  back  of  all  this  bronze  is  steel — the  Atlas 
of  metals  which  bears  the  world’s  burdens  on  its 
mighty  shoulders.  In  the  various  sections  of 
this  book  you  will  find  described  the  scores  of 
practical  items  for  the  cages,  work-rooms,  and 
safe  deposit  departments,  produced  in  steel  by 
Art  Metal,  to  make  banking  easier  and  more 
efficient.  Art  Metal  has  originated  more  such 
helpful  devices  than  one  could  list  here. 

Leading  to  the  directors’  room  is  the  Art  Metal 
staircase  winding  around  the  elevators — the  old- 
time  grace  conceding  a  place  to  the  swift,  upward 
transportation  of  a  busy  and  impatient  people. 
Arnold  Bennett  says  that  such  American  stair¬ 
cases  often  sustain  comparison  with  those  of  the 


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Paris  Opera.  And  the  elevators  are  enclosed 
with  grills  and  doors  of  Art  Metal  so  designed 
and  constructed  as  to  resist  the  unceasing  wear, 
with  an  indifference  to  the  flight  of  time. 

The  Logic  of  oArt  SMletal 

Under  control,  fire  is  man’s  best  friend.  Running 
rampant,  fire  is  man’s  most  fearful  enemy.  In 
many  a  disastrous  experience  Art  Metal  has  proved 
its  worth  in  resisting  fire.  In  the  aftermath  of 
collapse,  flood,  and  general  havoc,  documents, 
securities,  and  precious  possessions  entrusted  to 
the  care  of  Art  Metal  are  preserved  intact.  Art 
Metal  may  always  be  salvaged.  But  more  im¬ 
portant  than  these  facts  is  the  cheering  thought 
that  Art  Metal  helps  to  prevent  such  catastrophes. 

Art  Metal  also  contributes  to  sanitation.  It  is 
unaffected  by  dust,  vermin,  and  other  agents  of 
deterioration  to  which  wood  is  always  subject. 


Throughout  this  book  are  examples  of  protective 
measures  against  destruction  and  injury  supplied 
by  Art  Metal,  without  which  no  banking  institu¬ 
tion  can  be  considered  truly  modern. 

Rather  than  serving  as  a  detailed  and  laborious 
catalog  of  Art  Metal  equipment,  which  by  the 
way  is  supplied  by  the  general  catalog  issued  by 
the  company,  this  book  is  an  exhibit  of  some  of 
the  typical  examples  of  banks  plenished  with  Art 
Metal.  We  also  consider  it  a  forecast  of  what 
may  be  done.  It  is  possible  that  your  particular 
bank  may  furnish  Art  Metal  with  the  oppor¬ 
tunity  for  its  greatest  accomplishment.  It  is  part 
of  the  Art  Metal  creed  to  believe  that  every  con¬ 
tract  is  a  passport  to  higher  achievement.  As 
you  turn  the  pages  of  this  book,  remember  that 
whatever  of  magnificence  and  worth  you  may 
see,  can  be  duplicated  or  surpassed  in  the  banking 
house  in  which  you  are  interested. 


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This  shows  detail  of  wicket,  serving  the  savings  department.  On  the  wicket  is  a  glass  name  plate.  The  ornamentation 
is  etched  on  the  bronze.  The  marble  is  Pavanazzo. 


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Worked  with  amazing  skill  into  the  design  of  this  Art  Metal  bronze  screen  are  copies  in  the  large  of  the  present 
United  States  coins.  Back  of  the  screen  is  a  complete  Art  Metal  equipment.  Steel  money  trucks  and  aluminum 
currency  boxes  were  included  in  this  work  for  the  Federal  Reserve  Bank  at  Boston. 


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Beneath  the  beautiful  domed  ceiling  of  the  Citizens  Union  National  Bank  and  Fidelity  &  Columbia  Trust  Company 
of  Louisville,  Kentucky,  are  fine  examples  of  Art  Metal  craftsmanship  in  bronze  and  steel.  Included  are  counter  screens, 
railings,  check  desks,  and  operating  equipment. 


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The  cathedral-like  lobby  of  The  Fidelity  National  Bank  and  Trust  Company  of  Kansas  City, 
Missouri,  contains  a  superb  example  of  Art  Metal  work.  The  transparent  screen  at  the  rear  of 
the  bank  gives  its  patrons  a  view  of  the  massive  construction  of  the  safe  deposit  vault.  The 
work  spaces  in  this  bank  are  divided  by  Art  Metal  partitions. 


The  majestic  lobby  of  the  State  National  Bank  at  Galveston,  Texas,  reveals  Art  Metal  fretwork  about  the  columns  and 
forming  the  facade  of  the  cages.  Where  an  unusual  problem  of  this  kind  is  presented.  Art  Metal  serves  with  great 
facility  and  adaptability. 


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Lobby  scene  in  the  First  Trust  and 
Savings  Bank  of  Cleveland,  Ohio. 
The  counter  screen  is  a  striking 
example  of  Art  Metal  bronze  work. 


A  rare  and  interesting  Egyptian 
lotus  design  done  in  bronze.  The 
Egyptian  spirit  was  utilized  in 
the  check  desk  as  well  as  in  the 
counter  screens. 


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Lobby  of  The  National  Bank  of  Commerce,  Fort  Worth,  Texas,  with  insert  showing  a 
close-up  of  teller’s  wicket.  Note  closed  glass  panels  back  of  wicket,  which,  when  open,  form 
currency  guard.  This  lobby  contains  one  of  the  most  unusual  check  desk  designs  from  Art 
Metal,  in  bronze. 


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An  interesting  interior  view  of  The  Dennison 
National  Bank,  Dennison,  Ohio.  The  wains¬ 
coting  and  the  counter  screens  are  steel,  finished 
in  grain  mahogany.  Wickets  and  grills  are  of 
wrought  bronze.  The  check  desk  supports  are 
attached  to  the  metal  wainscoting  by  brackets 
of  wrought  bronze. 


Interior  of  The  East  Syracuse  Bank,  East  Syracuse, 
New  York.  A  counter  screen  of  steel  with  bronze 
wickets  and  plate  glass  etched  part- way  up  make 
this  an  interesting  banking  room. 


Lobby  interior  of  Campbell  County  Bank  at  Bellevue,  Kentucky,  showing  officers’  quarters  with  convenient  baskets  for 
teller’s  cage.  The  design  is  a  simple  pattern  in  wrought  bronze,  made  less  expensive  than  cast  bronze  by  Art  Metal 
manufacturing  methods.  Safe  deposit  grill  can  be  seen  in  rear  of  lobby.  A  model  arrangement  for  a  small  bank. 


Senior  Officers’  space,  Bank  of  Tacoma,  Tacoma,  Washington,  photographed  on  their  auspicious  opening  day.  The 
Art  Metal  equipment  in  this  bank  is  complete,  including  even  the  correspondence  trays  and  bronze  name  plates  shown 
on  the  Art  Metal  desks.  Art  Metal  is  used  throughout  the  bank. 


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A  private  office  in  Art  Metal.  An  officer’s  quarters  in  The  First  National  Bank  at  Olean,  New  York.  Art  Metal 
desk,  roller  curtain  case  and  files  with  added  detail  of  Art  Metal  waste  baskets  complete  the  room. 


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A  corner  of  the  officers’  space  in  The 
Dime  Savings  Bank  at  Toledo,  Ohio, 
showing  Art  Metal  steel  paneling  as  a 
background.  The  Art  Metal  Steel 
Safe  is  grained  in  mahogany  to  match 
the  other  furnishings,  and  is  equipped 
with  an  arrangement  of  filing  devices 
to  exactly  fit  the  user’s  needs. 


Another  view  of  officers’  space  in  The 
Dime  Savings  Bank  of  Toledo,  Ohio, 
looking  toward  lobby.  Not  only  steel 
desks  for  the  officers  have  been  provided, 
but  an  Art  Metal  stenographer’s  desk 
has  been  placed  well  toward  the  entrance. 


A  view  of  the  working  space  of  The  City 
National  Bank  of  Commerce,  Wichita  Falls, 
Texas.  Art  Metal  posting  machine  desks 
have  been  placed  close  to  the  cages,  thus 
saving  time  and  space. 


Another  view  of  the  working  space  in  The 
City  National  Bank  of  Commerce,  Wichita 
Falls,  Texas,  showing  steel  cage  arrangement 
with  posting  machine  and  flat  top  desks  in 
working  position. 


The  lobby  of  The  National  Bank  of  Tacoma,  Tacoma,  Washington,  with  its  complete  battery  of  Art  Metal  omni¬ 
buses  wheeled  out  for  inspection.  Note  the  interesting  variety  of  sections  incorporated  to  make  each  omnibus  most 
valuable  to  the  particular  department  where  required. 


Back  of  the  cages  in  the  National  Bank 
of  Commerce,  Fort  Worth,  Texas.  Special 
bookkeepers’  desks  are  shown  as  well  as 
low  partitions  of  glass  and  steel  which 
divide  the  work  space. 


Another  scene  back  of  the  cages  in  The  First 
National  Bank,  Kalamazoo,  Michigan.  The 
Art  Metal  low  cages  used  in  this  institution 
permit  an  uninterrupted  view  of  the  working 
space  from  the  officers’  quarters  and  are 
factors  for  better  ventilation. 


Working  space  in  The  Merchants  National 
Bank  of  Los  Angeles,  California.  Parti¬ 
tions  between  cages  are  shoulder  high,  with 
plate  glass  tops.  Revolving  signature  card 
cases  are  used  between  cages. 


The  People’s  Trust  Company  of 
Martinsburg,  West  Virginia,  use 
a  complete  Art  Metal  equipment. 


Back  of  the  counter  in  The  Lafayette  National  Bank  of  Buffalo.  This  bank  makes  use  of  a  lighting  system  hidden  in 
the  rear  of  comice.  Bank  counters,  currency  guards,  cash  drawers,  pistol  openings,  and  foot  rests  add  to  the  equipment. 


A  back  of  the  cage  view  in  The  Boatmen’s  Bank, 
St.  Louis,  Missouri,  showing  curtain  cases  built 
in  as  part  of  the  under  counter  equipment. 


The  National  Bank  of  Commerce,  Seattle, 
Washington,  makes  extensive  use  of  curtain 
cases  in  its  Art  Metal  equipment.  Special 
built  filing  cabinets  and  bookkeepers’  desk 
are  also  shown. 


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Tellers’  cages,  counters,  bookkeeper’s  desk,  special  stenographer’s  desk  made  to  accommodate  switchboard,  all  of  Art 
Metal,  contribute  to  the  working  conveniences  of  The  First  National  Bank  of  Olean,  New  York. 


Below,  an  Art  Metal  special  record  desk  in  the 
Ohio  Savings  and  Trust  Company  at  East 
Akron,  Ohio.  Two  sections  of  the  top  are 
removable;  the  third  operates  on  a  roller  slide 
and  is  moved  from  side  to  side  over  the  com- 
pattments,  providing  working  space  as  needed. 


A  battery  of  special  Art  Metal  card  ledger  omnibuses  in  the  Continental 
and  Commercial  Safe  Deposit  Company,  Chicago,  Illinois.  These 
special  omnibuses  contain  roller  shelves,  vertical  file  drawers,  and  the  top 
contains  open  trays.  One  section  of  the  cover  operates  on  roller  bear¬ 
ings  and  provides  writing  surface  as  needed  over  any  of  the  trays. 


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An  unusual  treatment  in  The  National  Bank  of  Commerce  at  Seattle,  Washington.  Omnibuses,  revolving  file,  and 
counters  all  in  French  gray. 


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Looking  through  the  door  of  an  Art  Metal  installation  in  the  Farmers  and  Mechanics  Bank  of  Sacramento,  California. 
Interior  of  the  vault  was  finished  in  cream  white  enamel,  with  nickel  trimmings,  to  attract  a  maximum  amount  of  light. 


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In  the  view  at  the  left  are  shown  specially 
built  Art  Metal  vault  desks  for  use  in  the 
safe  deposit  vault.  The  open  “tub”  desk 
contains  card  records  of  key  number,  name 
of  user,  and  signatures  of  the  depositors. 


In  the  storage  vault  of  The  American  Exchange 
National  Bank  at  Dallas,  Texas,  the  equipment 
is  arranged  to  care  for  cancelled  checks  and 
deposit  slips  over  a  considerable  period. 


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An  interesting  arrangement  for  the  smaller  bank.  This 
view  shows  light-weight  steel  deposit  boxes  for  the  con¬ 
venience  of  depositors  in  The  First  Savings  Bank  ot 
Howell,  Michigan. 


Mezzanine  record  vault  in  the  City  National 
Bank  of  Wichita  Falls,  Texas.  The  equip¬ 
ment  includes  deposit  slip  files,  check  files, 
ledger  sheet  files,  and  open  shelving. 


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oArt  SVletal  Standardized 
^ank  designs 

OUT  of  the  wealth  of  a  long  and  mature  experience  in 
the  furnishing  of  banks,  we  have  come  to  recognize 
certain  fundamental  features  which  must  be  observed.  This 
knowledge  has  been  concentrated  into  a  number  of  effective 
designs  suitable  to  small  and  branch  banks. 

These  patterns  are  based  on  sound  architectural  designs, 
planned  for  workability  and  all-round  satisfaction  as  well 
as  beauty.  You  will  find  suggestive  descriptions  under 
each  of  the  designs. 


design  in  bronze  on  marble  base.  Wicket  openings  are  cut  through  glass  in  this  design  and  inscrip 
glass  above  openings. 


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c  interior  No.  2260  with  bronze  front  and  screen  panels  built  on  marble  base.  Screen  panel  filled  with 
with  acid  etched  border,  set  in  frames  of  solid  bronze.  An  unusual  design. 


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Architectural  detail  of  design  No.  2262  shown  on  opposite  page. 


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Design  No.  2262.  Screen  panels  of  plate  glass,  with  acid  etched  borders  set  in  bronze  frames.  Cast  bronze  sign  plates 
to  be  fixed  above  wickets.  The  bronze  protection  grill  is  a  special  Art  Metal  arrangement. 


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of  bronze  with  marble  base.  A  variation  in  design  from  2263,  with  an  ornamental  cast  bronze  brake 
md  a  neat  cornice  mould  of  cold  rolled  bronze  on  the  front. 


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No.  2244  bank  design,  of  ornamental  bronze  with  marble  base.  Ornamental  rosette  placed  in  sunken  panel  of  frieze  over 
each  pilaster  adds  interest  to  this  design.  Cast  brass  or  bronze  sign  plates  to  be  fixed  between  pilasters  above  wickets. 


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Design  2259,  marble  screen  with  Art  Metal  bronze  wickets,  gate,  door,  and  glass  frames.  Screen  panel  filled  with  clear 
plate  glass,  set  in  bronze  frame.  A  very  interesting  arrangement. 


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No.  2265,  ornamental  bronze  with  marble  base.  Pilasters  extend  to  top  of  cornice  in  this  interesting  design  and  are 
capped  with  an  ornament  of  cast  bronze.  Wicket  openings  are  cut  through  glass  and  inscriptions  etched  over  openings. 


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No.  2240  bank  design,  bronze  with  marble  base.  A  plain  and  dignified  motif  with  pilasters  showing  plain  sunken 
panel.  No  decorative  ornaments. 


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No.  2240-A  bank  design 


'ain  sunken  panels.  Cornices  of  one-piece  cold  rolled  moulding. 
Screen  panel  filled  with  clear  plate  glass,  acid  ground  from  counter  up  to  fifty-eight  inches  from  floor. 


A  simple,  dignified  equipment.  Wickets  are  hung  on  bronze  hinges 
Steel  signs  with  gilt  letters  are  fixed  between  pilasters  above  wicket. 


No.  2248  bank  design,  in  steel  with  marble  base, 
and  locked  by  spring  lock  concealed  in  pilaster, 


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This  design  permits  of  a  natural  wood  finish  and  graining 


No.  2248-A  bank  design,  in  steel  with  marble  base-board, 
to  match  the  furnishings  of  the  bank. 


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This  is  a  typical  suggestion  for  safe  deposit  grills.  This  design  and  the  one  on  the  following  page  are  typical  of  what 
is  customarily  used  at  the  entrance  of  vaults.  These  can  be  made  of  either  bronze  or  polished  steel. 


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IT  has  been  one  of  the  policies  of  the  Art  Metal  Construction 
Company  to  originate  and  improve  wherever  advancement  is 
possible.  In  the  following  section  of  this  book  you  will  find  fur¬ 
niture  for  banks  vastly  superior  to  ordinary  equipment.  We  have 
not  allowed  novelty  to  interfere  with  either  practicability  or  quality. 
All  Art  Metal  furnished  is  built  of  special  analysis  cabinet  steel. 
The  hardware  is  cast  bronze,  brush  bronze,  or  statuary  bronze  finish. 
The  locking  mechanisms  are  simple  but  thoroughly  effective. 

We  are  always  glad  to  supply  further  details  on  request. 
Art  Metal  quality  has  become  a  religion  in  our  factories,  respected 
by  those  who  purchase  our  materials,  our  craftsmen,  and  our 
sales  force. 


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Style  1940  —  60  Inch  Double  Pedestal  Flat  Top  Desk 
Style  1941  — 66  Inch  Double  Pedestal  Flat  Top  Desk 


Style  1940  Flat  Top  Double  Pedestal  Desk.  For  those  executives  who  prefer 
a  clear  working  space  to  the  roll  top.  Sixty  or  sixty-six  inches  of  flat  surface. 


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Style  1929  Single  Pedestal  Typewriter  Desk,  with 
disappearing  top.  Provides  a  firm,  silent  bed  at  a 
convenient  height  for  the  typewriter  when  in  use, 
a  clear  working  space  of  43  x  34  inches,  and  a  steel, 
dustproof  case  for  the  machine  when  not  in  use. 


Art  Metal  Double  Pedestal  Steel  Desk 


Style  946  Art  Metal  Double  Pedestal  Steel  Desk. 
A  serviceable  desk  “stripped  for  action.”  Built 
most  particularly  for  back  of  the  cage  use. 


These  desks  meet  the  demand  for  a  medium-priced 
steel  desk.  They  are  designed  for  the  needs  of  the 
clerk,  stenographer,  and  office  employees  generally. 


Style  1991 — 60-inch  Double  Pedestal  Flat  Top  Desk 
Style  1992—55-inch  Double  Pedestal  Flat  Top  Desk 


Style  1929 — Single  Pedestal  Typewriter  Desk 


An  Art  Metal  Table  in  steel  and  bronze  for  the  directors’  room.  Built  to  complete  the  furnishing  of  the  bank  in  steel 
and  bronze,  this  table  represents  the  best  thought  and  observations  of  Art  Metal  engineers  and  designers  in  planning  a 
table  that  can  take  its  rightful  place  in  the  directors’  room  of  any  institution  where  interiors  anticipate  the  use  of  steel 
and  bronze.  The  dimensions  are  42  X  96  inches. 


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Art  Metal  Table  in  Styles  1963  and  1965 
make  a  fit  companion  for  the  Art  Metal 
Steel  Desk  for  officers’  space.  Tops  have 
green  battle-ship  linoleum  with  bronze  bind¬ 
ing.  Legs  taper  from  2^  inches  at  the 
top  to  2  inches  at  the  bottom,  terminating 
in  bronze  feet.  Finish,  hardware,  and  con¬ 
struction  in  keeping  with  the  character  of 
the  desk  line.  Sizes:  66  and  72  inches. 


Art  Metal  Table 
Styles  1963  and  1965 

Office  Table  with  Drawers.  Illustration  is  typical 
of  Styles  1963  and  1965  with  linoleum  top. 


Art  Metal  Steel  Table  No.  966.  A 
sturdy  table  in  plain  steel,  linoleum 
covered  top.  Built  as  a  companion 
table  to  Style  No.  946  desk.  Intended 
as  a  “man  of  all  work”  where  activi¬ 
ties  back  of  the  cages,  in  vaults  and 
other  busy  work  spaces  require  con¬ 
stantly  available  table  space.  Built 
in  three  practical  sizes. 


No.  966 — Art  Metal  Steel  Table 


An  example  of  the  great  variety  of 
filing  combinations  possible  in  a 
single  stack  of  Art  Metal  Half¬ 
sections.  Made  up  of  a  top,  Style 
386;  2  card  index  drawers  (8X5 
cards)  and  a  document  file  Style 
320;  2  card  index  drawers  (5X3 
cards),  Style  312;  vertical  letter  file, 
Style  300;  a  lock  cupboard,  Style 
360,  and  a  Style  382  sanitary  base. 


The  file  of  the  executive  or  of  the 
small  department  must  be  versatile. 
This  locked  stack  of  Halfsections  is 
one  of  hundreds  of  combinations.  It 
is  made  up  of  a  top.  Style  386;  3 
drawer  document  file.  Style  335;  3 
legal  blank  drawers,  Style  333 ;  2  card 
index  drawers  (5X3  cards),  Style 
313;  a  reducing  top,  Style  2373; 
a  vertical  letter  file.  Style  2301, 
and  a  Style  2385  sanitary  base. 


The  famous  Art  Metal 
four-drawer  letter  file.  Style 
741.  The  most  essential 
piece  of  office  furniture 
next  to  a  desk. 


A  beautirul  Art 
Metal  Combination 
in  Widesections, 
adaptable  for  the 
officers’  quarters. 
Made  up  of  Style 
286,  top;  Style  267, 
bookcase  section; 
Style  215,  widesec- 
tion,  8  drawer  ar¬ 
rangement  for  6X4 
cards.  The  lower 
combinations,  24  in¬ 
ches  deep,  are  made 
up  of  Style  2273, 
reducing  top;  Style 
2251,  box  drawers; 
Style  220 1 ,  letter  file, 
and  Style  2283,  low 
sanitary  lock  base. 


A  Widesection 
with  great  storage 
capacity.  Made  up 
from  Style  286, 
top;  Style  234, 
document  files; 
Style  212  (5  X  3), 
card  index  files; 
Style  216  (6X4), 
card  index  files; 
legal  blankdrawers, 
Style  232;letter  file 
unit,  Style  200,  and 
Style  282,  low  san¬ 
itary  base. 


A  convenient  Bus  Arrangement  from  Art 
Metal  Stock  Units.  Six  deposit  slip  files, 
six  check  files,  and  two  ledger  file  units 
provide  the  essential  equipment  needed  in 
many  places  back  of  the  cages. 


An  Omnibus  for  the  exchange  cage,  with  top  right- 
hand  drawer  for  currency  and  left-hand  drawer  for 
checks.  Under  the  check  drawer  and  to  its  right, 
two  extra  check  drawers.  Four  small  drawers  and  one 
large,  shallow  drawer  are  provided  for  blanks.  A 
two-shelf  opening  is  provided  for  ledgers  and  books. 


An  Art  Metal  Omnibus  for  the  collection  cage,  with 
two  currenc)'  drawers  at  the  top,  each  with  compart¬ 
ments.  Four  check  files,  four  document  drawers, 
and  one  individually  locked  cupboard  with  extra  shelf. 
Equipped  with  patented  automatic  general  lock. 


A  Teller’s  Bus  with  currency  and  check  drawers, 
protected  with  roller  curtain.  The  countersunk 
handle  and  curtain  control  save  valuable  inches  of 
floor  space  in  the  cage.  Two  check  files  are  provided 
in  the  right-hand  drawer  —  an  efficient  variation. 


An  Omnibus  for  the  note  cage  with  six  check  files 
to  contain  the  checks,  notes,  vouchers,  etc.,  two 
box  drawers  for  supplies  and  blank  forms,  and 
ample  shelf  room  for  books,  ledgers,  and  binders. 


In  this  arrangement  the  entire  case  is  covered 
with  duplex  steel  curtain.  The  combination 
provides  for  vertical  letter  and  cap  files,  shelving, 
a  sliding  shelf,  legal  blank  drawers,  a  cosh 
drawer  and  two  box  drawers,  book  stalls,  and 
document  files. 


A  special  Art  Metal  stack  built  for  the  safe  keeping 
and  quick  handling  of  card  records  and  documents 
in  the  work  space  of  the  bank.  The  base  section 
is  made  up  of  two  btter  files,  five  roller  shelves, 
and  cupboard  with  dividing  shelf.  The  upper 
section  contains  check  files,  card  index  (4  x  6)  drawers, 
card  index  (3  x  5)  drawee's,  box  drawers,  private  locker, 
deposit  ticket  files,  document  files,  together  with 
shelving  space  at  the  top. 


A  stack  with  upper  section  arranged  entirely 
for  customers’  boxes.  The  base  section  made 
up  of  roller  shelves,  vertical  letter  and  cap  files, 
document  files  and  ca^-d  drawers  is  closed  by  a 
push  down  roller  curtain. 


Sectional  Counter  Filing  Equipment 

A  typical  Counter  as  arranged  by  Art  Metal  from  the  new  “4700”  sectional  counter  line.  Counter  height  equipment 
is  designed  to  provide  a  working  top  at  a  convenient  height  which  covers  essential  filing  equipment.  Single  units  may 
also  be  used  as  desk-side  files  and  in  series  they  serve  as  office  partitions. 

Combinations  and  arrangements  may  be  planned  to  fit  any  size  space  in  the  bank  and  to  meet  any  special  plans  as  to 
arrangement  of  working  material. 

The  section  illustrated  is  made  up  of  Style  4727,  detachable  end;  Style  4757,  7-drawer  check  file  unit;  Style  4773, 
12-drawer  deposit  slip  unit;  Style  4707,  knee  space  unit  with  cashier’s  drawer;  Style  4705,  roller  shelf  unit;  Style  4704, 
lock  cupboard;  Style  4727,  detachable  end;  Style  4708,  gate  section. 


Styles  83  A-Label  and  73  B-Label  Safes. 
With  castors  removed  is  just  the  height  of 
Art  Metal  sectional  counter  units,  42 
inches.  This  safe  is  another  Art  Metal 
achievement  in  the  conservation  of  work 
space.  The  interior  equipment  as  shown 
IS  a  typical  selection,  dozens  of  others 
being  possible. 


Styles  81  A-Label  and  71  B-Label  Art 
Metal  double-door  safes,  in  a  medium  size. 
The  inside  space  is  53  inches  high  and  33 
inches  in  width  with  a  depth  of  20 
inches.  The  size  allows  for  a  great  many 
combinations  of  interior  arrangement 
aside  from  the  one  shown. 


Style  81,  double  door,  closed. 
Art  Metal  Safes  have  been 
designed  to  contribute  not  only 
to  the  safety  of  records,  but 
to  the  dignity  and  character 
of  the  banking  house  as  well. 


An  illustration  typical  ol  Style  80  Under¬ 
writers’  Label  Class  ”A”  and  Style  70 
Underwriters’  Label  Class  ''B”  Art  Metal 
Safe.  Nearly  seven  feet  in  height,  it 
provides  the  filing  and  storage  capacity  ot 
a  small  vault.  The  interior  arrangement 
is  suggestive.  Hundreds  of  plans,  making 
use  of  Art  Metal  stock  units,  are  possible. 


There  are  four  sizes  of  Art  Metal  Safes. 
Styles  82  and  72,  single  door  models 
corresponding  in  height  to  styles  81  and 
71,  are  not  illustrated. 


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SOME  OF  THE  BANKS  THAT  USE  ART  METAL  EQUIPMENT 


MASSACHUSETTS 

The  Agricultural  National  Bank.  Pittsfield 

The  Lenox  Savings  Bank.  Lenox 

The  Chicopee  Savings  Bank.  Chicopee 

Great  Barrington  Savings  Bank.  Great  Barrington 

Dedham  Institution  for  Savings.  Dedham 

Warren  Institution  for  Savings.  Boston 

Worcester  North  Savings  Institution.  Fitchburg 

Peoples  Savings  Bank.  Holyoke 

Old  Colony  Trust  Co.  Boston 

Plymouth  County  Trust  Co.  Brockton 

Security  Trust  Co.  Lynn 

Springfield  Safe  Deposit  &  Trust  Co.  Springfield 

Union  Trust  Co.  Springfield 

Third  National  Bank.  Springfield 

Commercial  Trust  Co.  Springfield 

Crocker  Institution  for  Savings.  Turners  Falls 

Middlesex  Co-operative  Bank.  Lowell 

Federal  Reserve  Bank.  Boston 

Federal  Trust  Co.  Boston 

Merchants  National  Bank.  Boston 

Berkshire  County  Savings  Bank.  Pittsfield 

Quincy  Trust  Co.  Quincy 

Salem  Five  Cent  Savings  Bank.  Salem 

Hampden  Savings  Bank.  Springfield 

Springfield  National  Bank.  Springfield 

Bristol  County  Savings  Bank.  Taunton 

Taunton  Savings  Bank.  Taunton 

Whitinsville  National  Bank.  Whitinsville 

Mechanics  National  Bank.  Worcester 

Peoples  Savings  Bank.  Worcester 

Merchants  National  Bank.  Worcester 

Worcester  County  Inst,  for  Savings.  Worcester 

Worcester  Bank  &  Trust  Co.  Worcester 

Brookline  Trust  Co.  Brookline 

Everett  Trust  Co.  Everett 

Fall  River  National  Bank.  Fall  River 

Fitchburg  National  Bank.  Fitchburg 

Franklin  County  Inst,  for  Savings.  Greenfield 

Hudson  Savings  Bank.  Hudson 

Haverhill  National  Bank.  Haverhill 

Hadley  Falls  Tiust  Co.  Holyoke 

Lee  Savings  Bank.  Lee 

Lawrence  Trust  Co.  Lawrence 

Bay  State  National  Bank.  Lawrence 

Middlesex  Safe  Deposit  &  Trust  Co.  Lowell 

Appleton  National  Bank.  Lowell 

Old  Lowell  National  Bank.  Lowell 

Milbury  Savings  Bank.  Milbury 

Malden  Savings  Bank.  Malden 

Peoples  National  Bank.  Marlboro 

Medford  Savings  Bank.  Medford 

Natick  Five  Cent  Savings  Bank.  Natick 

Newton  Savings  Bank.  Newton 

Textile  Trust  Co.  New  Bedford 

First  National  Bank.  Northampton 

Nonotuck  Savings  Bank.  Northampton 

East  Hampton  Savings  Bank.  Easthampton 

Everett  Savings  Bank.  Everett 

Gardner  Savings  Bank.  Gardner 

Cape  Ann  Savings  Bank.  Gloucester 

Randolph  Trust  Co.  Randolph 

United  States  Trust  Co.  Boston 

National  Shawmut.  Boston 

First  National  Bank.  Boston 

Palmer  Savings  Bank.  Palmer 

Orange  National  Bank.  Orange 

Old  Colony  National  Bank.  Plymouth 

Berkshire  Co-operative  Savings  Bank.  Pittsfield 

Pittsfield  National  Bank.  Pittsfield 

Third  National  Bank.  Pittsfield 

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Quincy  Savings  Bank.  Quincy 
Peoples  National  Bank.  Roxbury 
So.  Scituate  Savings  Bank.  So.  Scituate 
Framingham  National  Bank.  Framingham 
Somerville  Savings  Bank.  Somerville 
Chapin  National  Bank.  Springfield 
Springfield  Inst,  for  Savings.  Springfield 
Springfield  Five  Cent  Savings  Bank.  Springfield 
Blackstone  National  Bank.  Uxbr-'dge 
Martha’s  Vineyard  National  Bank.  Vineyard 

NEW  YORK 

Peoples  Trust  Company.  Malone 
Herkimer  National  Bank.  Herkimer 
City  Bank  &  Trust  Company.  Syracuse 
Onondaga  County  Savings  Bank.  Syracuse 
Rochester  Savings  Bank.  Rochester 
Lincoln  National  Bank.  Rochester 
Citizens  Trust  Co.  Utica 

Manufacturers  &  Traders  National  Bank.  Buffalo 
Market  Branch  of  Marine  Trust  Company. 

Buffalo 

Fidelity  Trust  Company.  Buffalo 

Western  Savings  Bank.  Buffalo 

Schenectady  Savings  Bank.  Schenectady 

Bank  of  Amityville.  Amityville 

Citizens  National  Bank.  Albion 

Chenning  Canal  Trust  Co.  Elmira 

Second  National  Bank.  Elmira 

Farmers  &  Mechanics  Bank.  Jamestown 

Liberty  National  Bank.  Jamestown 

First  National  Bank.  Jamestown 

National  Chautauqua  County  Bank.  Jamestown 

Irving  National  Bank.  New  York  City 

Hanov  er  National  Bank.  New  York  City 

Lafayette  National  Bank.  Buffalo 

Rank  of  Buffalo.  Buffalo 

Buffalo  Trust  Company.  Buffalo 

Bankers  Trust  Company.  Buffalo 

Peoples  Bank  of  Niagara  Falls.  Niagara  Falls 

Mechanics  Savings  Bank.  Rochester 

Alliance  Bank.  Rochester 

Traders  National  Bank.  Rochester 

The  Fulton  County  National  Bank.  Gloversville 

City  National  Bank.  Gloversville 

Union  National  Bank.  Troy 

National  State  Bank.  Troy 

National  Bank  of  Watervliet.  Watervllet 

Rome  Savings  Bank.  Rome 

Rome  Trust  Company.  Rome 

The  Farmers  National  Bank.  Rome 

The  Madison  Trust  &  Deposit  Co.  Oneida 

City  National  Bank.  Binghamton 

Dime  Savings  Bank.  Brooklyn 

East  New  York  Savings  Bank,  Brooklyn 

Chase  National  Bank.  New  York  City 

Union  Exchange  National  Bank.  New  York  City 

American  Exchange  National  Bank. 

New  York  City 

U.  S.  Mortgage  &  Trust  Co.  New  York  City 
Royal  Bank  of  Canada.  New  York  City 
Bowery  Savings  Bank.  New  York  City 
Agency  Bank  of  Montreal.  New  York  City 
Bank  of  Manhattan  Co.  New  York  City 
Federal  Reserve  Bank.  New  York  City 
National  Park  Bank,  New  York  City 
Chemical  National  Bank.  New  York  City 
Importers  &  Traders  Bank.  New  York  City 
National  Bank  of  Far  Rockaway. 

Far  Rockaway,  L.  1. 

Empire  City  Savings  Bank.  New  York  City 


Broadway  Savings  Bank.  New  York  City 
Bank  of  Taiwain,  Ltd.  New  York  City 
Chatham  &  Pheenix.  New  York  City 
Manufacturers  Trust  Co.  Brooklyn 
Williamsburgh  Savings  Bank.  Brooklyn 
Nassau  National  Bank.  Brooklyn 
Title  Guarantee  &  Trust  Co,  Brooklyn 
Homestead  Bank  of  Brooklyn.  Brooklyn 
East  Brooklyn  Savings  Bank.  Brooklyn 
Peoples  Savings  Bank.  Brooklyn 
Jamaica  Savings  Bank.  Jamaica,  L.  /. 

First  National  Bank.  Jamaica,  L.  I. 

Greater  N.  Y.  Savings  Bank.  Brooklyn 
Greenpoint  Savings  Bank.  Brooklyn 
Bank  of  Coney  Island.  Coney  Island 
College  Point  Savings  Bank.  College  Point,  L.  1. 
Queens  County  Savings  Bank,  Flushing,  L.  I. 
Italian  Discount  &  Trust  Co.  New  York  City 
Manufacturers  Trust  Co.  New  York  City 
First  National  Bank.  New  York  City 
Bankers  Trust  Co.  New  York  City 

PENNSYLVANIA, 

National  Bank  of  Fayette  County.  Uniontown 

Second  National  Bank.  Brownsville 

First  National  Bank,  Johnstown 

Union  National  Bank.  New  Brighton 

Farmers  National  Bank.  Beaver  Falls 

Ambridge  Savings  &  Trust  Co.  Ambridge 

Charleroi  Savings  &  Trust  Co.  Charleroi 

National  Bank  of  America.  Pittsburgh 

First  National  Bank.  Pittsburgh 

Second  National  Bank.  Erie 

Marine  National  Bank.  Erie 

Exchange  National  Bank.  Franklin 

First  National  Bank.  Ebensburg 

Hazelton  National  Bank.  Hazelton 

Peoples  Savings  &  Trust  Co.  Hazelton 

Markle  Bldg.  &  Trust  Co.  Hazelton 

Hersey  Trust  Co.  Hersey 

Guaranty  Trust  Co.  Lancaster 

Union  Trust  Co.  Harrisburg 

Corn  Exchange  National  Bank.  Philadelphia 

Hamilton  Trust  Co.  Philadelphia 

Dime  Bank.  Piitston 

Penna.  National  Bank.  Reading 

First  National  Bank.  Olyphant 

Warren  National  Bank,  il’arr^n 

First  National  Bank.  Warren 

Citizens  National  Bank.  Warren 

Bank  of  Pittsburgh.  Pittsburgh 

Titusville  Trust  Co.  Titusville 

Second  National  Bank.  Titusville 

Commercial  Bank.  Titusville 

Second  National  Bank.  Altoona 

Altoona  Trust  Co.  Altoona 

First  National  Bank.  Altoona 

Lincoln  Deposit  &  Trust  Co.  Altoona 

First  National  Bank  of  Conemaugh.  Conemaugh 

Union  Bank  of  Johnstown.  Johnstown 

Title,  Trust  &  Guarantee  Co.  Johnstown 

Somerset  Trust  Co.  Johnstown 

Conemaugh  Deposit  Bank.  Conemaugh 

Fourth  St.  National  Bank.  Philadelphia 

Land  Title  &  Trust  Co.  Philadelphia 

Commonwealth  Trust  Co.  Philadelphia 

Integrity  Title  Ins.  &  Trust  Co.  Philadelphia 

Girard  Trust  Co.  Philadelphia 

North  Philadelphia  Trust  Co.  Ph'ladelphia 

Philadelphia  Trust  Co.  Philadelphia 

West  Philadelphia  Title  &  Trust  Co.  Philadelphia 


Eighth  National  Bank.  Philadelphia 
Crawford  County  Trust  Co.  Meadville 
First  National  Bank.  Alexandria 
Peoples  National  Bank.  Waynesboro 
Penna.  Company.  Philadelphia 

WASHINGTON 

National  Bank  of  Commerce.  Seattle 

Washington  Mutual  Savings  Bank.  Seattle 

Union  National  Bank.  Seattle 

Seattle  National  Bank.  Seattle 

Dexter-Horton  National  Bank.  Seattle 

American  Savings  Bank  &  Trust  Co.  Seattle 

Northwest  Trust  &  State  Bank.  Seattle 

Bank  of  California.  Seattle 

The  National  Bank  of  Tacoma.  Tacoma 

Bank  of  California.  Tacoma 

Puget  Sound  Bank  &  Trust  Co.  Tacoma 

The  Sunnyside  Bank.  Sunnyside 

Vancouver  National  Bank.  Vancouver 

Capitol  National  Bank.  Olympia 

The  Bank  of  Commerce.  Everett 

First  National  Bank.  Everett 

Pullman  State  Bank.  Pullman 

Farmers  National  Bank.  Colfcx 

First  Savings  &  Trust  Bank.  Cclfax 

Colfax  National  Bank.  Colfax 

Old  National  Bank.  Spokane 

Exchange  National  Bank.  Spokane 

Fidelity  National  Bank,  Spokane 

Union  Trust  Co.  Spokane 

Spokane  &  Eastern  Trust  Co.  Spokane 

First  National  Bank.  Yakima 

Guaranty  Trust  Co.  Yakima 

Columbia  Valley  Bank.  Wenatchee 

Wenatchee  Valley  Bank.  Wenatchee 

First  National  Bank.  Bellingham 

Citizens  Bank.  Bremerton 

Farmers  &  Merchants  Bank.  Cenlralia 

Centralia  State  Bank.  Centralia 

The  Farmers  Bank.  Ellensburg 

Kalama  State  Bank.  Kalama 

Scandinavian  National  Bank.  Seattle 

Union  Savings  &  Trust  Co.  Seattle 

Scandinavian-American  Bank.  Tacoma 

State  Bldg.  &  Loan  Assn.  Tacoma 

OHIO 

First-Second  National  Bank.  Akron 
Ohio  Savings  &  Trust  Company.  Akron 
Commercial  Savings  &  Trust  Company. 

Ashtabula 

Peoples  Savings  &  Banking  Company.  Barberton 
Peoples  National  Bank.  Belief ontaine 
Cleveland  Trust  Company.  Cleveland 
First  National  Bank  (Union  Trust  Co.). 

Cleveland 

Garfield  Savings  Bank,  Cleveland 
United  Banking  &  Savings  Company.  Cleveland 
National  City  Bank.  Cleveland 
Central  National  Bank.  Columbus 
Citizens  Trust  &  Savings  Bank.  Columbus 
Buckeye  State  Bldg.  &  Loan  Ass’n.  Columbus 
Coshocton  National  Bank.  Coshocton 
Commercial  National  Bank.  Coshocton 
Dennison  National  Bank.  Dennison 
Deposit  Banking  Company.  Delaware 
Delaware  Savings  Bank  Company.  Delaware 
Lorain  County  Savings  &  Trust  Co.  Elyria 


SOME  OF  THE  BANKS  THAT  USE  ART  METAL  EQLJIPMENT 


Kent  National  Bank.  Kent 

Marion  National  Bank.  Marion 

First  Savings  &  Loan  Company.  Massillon 

Licking  County  Bank  &  Trust  Co.  Newark 

Painesville  National  Bank.  Painesville 

Citizens  National  Bank.  Piqiia 

Dime  Savings  Bank  Co.  Toledo 

Champaign  Nationaf  Bank.  Urbana 

Trumbull  Savings  &  Loan  Co.  IL’arren 

Dollar  Savings  &  Trust  Co.  Youngstown 

Federal  Savings  &  Loan  Co.  Youngstown 

Home  Savings  &  Loan  Co.  Youngstown 

Peoples  Savings  Bank.  Zanesville 

First  National  Bank.  Portsmouth 

The  Fidelity  Bldg.  &  Loan  Assn.  Dayton 

The  First  National  Bank.  St.  Paris 

Guardian  Savings  &  Trust  Company.  Cleveland 

Western  Bank  &  Trust  Company.  Cincinnati 

City  National  Bank.  Columbus 

New  First  National  Bank.  Columbus 

Hayden  Clinton  Bank.  Columbus 

First  National  Bank.  Canton. 

First  Trust  &  Savings  Bank.  Canton 
Ohio  Savings  &  Trust  Company.  Canton 

GEORGIA 

Third  National  Bank.  Atlanta 
Loring  National  Bank.  Atlanta 
Citizens  &  Southern  Bank.  Savannah 
Citizens  First  National  Bank.  Albany 
National  Bank  of  Savannah.  Savannah 
Chatham  Bank  &  Trust  Co.  Savannah 
Exchange  Bank  of  Savannah.  Savannah 
Mercantile  Bank  &  Trust  Co.  Savannah 
American  Bank  &  Trust  Co.  Savannah 
Peoples  Savings  &  Loan  Association.  Savannah 
Oglethorpe  Savings  &  Trust  Co.  Savannah 
Wage  Earners  Loan  &  Trust  Co.  Savannah 
Mechanics  Savings  Bank.  Savannah 
I.owry  National  Bank.  Atlanta 

MICHIGAN 

Peninsula  Bank  of  Ishpeming.  Ishpeming 
The  National  Bank  of  Commerce.  Detroit 
Wayne  County  &  Home  Savings  Bank.  Detroit 
The  Peninsular  State  Bank,  Detroit 
The  Peoples  State  Bank.  Detroit 
The  Dime  Savings  Bank.  Detroit 
The  American  State  Savings  Bank.  Lansing 
The  Michigan  Trust  Co.  Grand  Rapids 
The  Genesee  Co.  Savings  Bank.  Flint 
First  National  Bank.  Traverse  City 
Merchants  Bank.  Battle  Creek 
Old  National  Bank.  Battle  Creek 
Central  National  Bank.  Battle  Creek 
First  National  Bank.  Marquette 
Marquette  National  Bank.  Marquette 
Marquette  County  Savings  Bank.  Marquette 
Pontiac  Savings  Bank.  Pontiac 

CALIFORNIA 

Bank  of  California.  San  Francisco 
Bank  of  Italy.  San  Francisco 
Western  National  Bank.  San  Francisco 
Mechanics  Savings  Bank.  San  Francisco 
Merchants  National  Bank.  San  Francisco 
International  Banking  Corp.  San  Francisco 
Halian  American  Bank.  San  Francisco 


First  National  Bank.  San  Francisco 
Security  Savings  Bank.  San  Francisco 
First  National  Bank,  San  Jose 
National  Bank  of  Long  Beach.  Long  Beach 
Commercial  Bank.  Santa  Barbara 
Farmers  &  Mechanics.  Sacramento 
San  Diego  Savings  Bank.  San  Diego 
American  National  Bank.  San  Diego 
German  American  Trust  &  Sav.  Bank. 

Los  Angeles 

First  National  Bank.  Los  Angeles 
Merchants  National  Bank.  Los  Angeles 
American  National  Bank.  San  Francisco 
Wells  Fargo  Nevada  National  Bank.  San  Francisco 
Anglo  California  Trust  Co.  San  Francisco 
Savings  Union  Bank  &  Trust  Co.  San  Francisco 
Guaranty  Trust  &  Savings  Bank.  Los  Angeles 
First  National  Bank.  San  Diego 

OREGON 

First  National  Bank.  Portland 

United  States  National  Bank.  Portland 

Ladd  &  Tilton  Bank.  Portland 

Northwestern  National  Bank.  Portland 

Hibernia  Commercial  &  Savings  Bank.  Portland 

Bank  of  California.  Portland 

Citizens  Bank.  Portland 

Lumbermen’s  Trust  Co.  Portland 

Equitable  Savings  &  Loan  Assn.  Portland 

Portland  Federal  Reserve  Bank.  Portland 

KENTUCKY 

The  Security  Bank.  Louisville 

Union  National  Bank.  Louisville 

The  First  National  Bank.  Princeton 

The  Exchange  Bank.  Mayfield 

City  National  Bank.  Paducah 

First  National  Bank.  Paducah 

Fayette  National  Bank.  Lexington 

Security  National  Bank.  Lexington 

Clark  County  National  Bank.  Winchester 

Merchants  National  Bank.  Ashland 

Second  National  Bank.  Ashland 

First  National  Bank.  Hopkinsville 

City  Bank  &  Trust  Co.  Hopkinsville 

Citizens  National  Bank.  Winchester 

Peoples  State  Bank  &  Trust  Co.  Winchester 

Winchester  Bank.  Winchester 

Bourbon  Agricultural  Bank  &  Trust  Co.  Paris 

Deposit  &  Peoples  Bank  &  Trust  Co.  Paris 

Farmers  &  Traders  Bank.  Paris 

INDIANA 

Union  Trust  Company.  South  Bend 

First  Old  State  Bank.  Elkhart 

Citizens  Trust  &  Savings  Bank.  Indiana  Harbor 

First  National  Bank.  Fort  Wayne 

Terre  Haute  Trust  Co.  Terre  Haute 

Farmers  &  Traders  Bank.  Lafayette 

Merchants  National  Bank.  Indianapolis 

American  National  Bank.  Indianapolis 

Marion  National  Bank.  Marion 

Farmers  Trust  &  Savings  Bank.  Marion 

Grant  Trust  &  Savings  Co.  Marion 

First  National  Bank.  Marion 

Dickinson  Trust  Co.  Richmond 

Second  National  Bank.  Richmond 

New  First  National  Bank.  Elkhart 


St.  Joseph  Valley  Bank.  Elkhart 
First  Trust  &  Savings  Bank.  Elkhart 
Indiana  National  Bank.  Indianapolis 
American  Trust  &  Savings  Bank.  Evansville 
First  &  Hamilton  National  Bank.  Fort  Wayne 
Old  National  Bank.  Fort  Wayne 

ILLINOIS 

Federal  Reserve  Bank,  Chicago 
Illinois  Merchants  Bank.  Chicago 
Merchants  Loan  &  Trust  Company.  Chicago 
Illinois  Trust  &  Savings  Bank.  Chicago 
Corn  Exchange  National  Bank.  Chicago 
Harris  Trust  &  Savings  Bank.  Chicago 
Continental  &  Commercial  National  Bank. 
Chicago 

Continental  &  Commercial  Trust  &  Savings 
Bank,  Chicago 

Foreman  Bros.  Banking  Company.  Chicago 
Northern  Trust  Company.  Chicago 
First  Trust  &  Savings  Bank.  Chicago 
Union  Trust  Company.  Chicago 
Liberty  Trust  &  Savings  Bank.  Chicago 
Springfield  Marine  Bank,  Springfield 
City  National  &  Kankakee  Tr.  &  Savings  Bank. 
Kankakee 

First  State  Bank  of  Steger.  Steger 
Commercial  National  Bank.  Chicago 
University  State  Bank.  Chicago 
Chicago  City  Bank.  Chicago 
Drovers  Trust  &  Savings.  Chicago 
So.  Chicago  State  Bank,  Chicago 
First  National  Bank.  Chicago 
Bank  of  Commerce  &  Savings.  Chicago 
Sheridan  Trust  &  Savings  Bank.  Chicago 
Fort  Dearborn  National  Bank.  Chicago. 

Union  Bank.  Chicago 

Peoples  Trust  &  Savings  Bank.  Chicago 

Century  Trust  &  Savings  Bank.  Chicago 

Chicago  State  &  Savings  Bank.  Chicago 

Lincoln  Trust  &  Savings  Bank,  Chicago 

Lakeview  Trust  &  Savings  Bank.  Chicago 

Irving  Park  National  Bank.  Chicago 

Second  National  Bank.  Charleston 

Areola  State  Bank.  Areola 

First  National  Bank.  Joliet 

Joliet  National  Bank.  Joliet 

Joliet  Trust  &  Savings  Bank.  Joliet 

Commercial  Trust  &  Savings  Bank.  Joliet 

Peoples  Bank.  Bloomington 

Corn  Belt  Bank.  Bloomington 

McLean  Co,  Bank.  Bloomington 


KANSAS 


MISSOURI 

First  National  Bank.  Kansas  City 

New  England  National  Bank.  Kansas  City 

Farmers  Trust  Company.  Maryville 

Miners  Bank,  Joplin 

Missouri  State  Bank.  Butler 

German  Savings  Institution.  St.  Louis 

Mercantile  Trust  Co.  St.  Louis 

Fidelity  Trust  Company.  Kansas  City 

Boatmen’s  Bank.  St.  Louis 

National  Bank  of  Commerce.  St.  Louis 

Third  National  Bank.  St.  Louis 

St.  Louis  Union  Trust  Co.  St.  Louis 


Commercial  Bank.  Kansas  City 
Citizens  National  Bank.  Independence 
Merchants  National  Bank.  Topeka 
Citizens  National  Bank.  Great  Bend 
National  Bank  of  Commerce.  Wichita 
American  State  Bank.  Wichita 
Union  National  Bank.  Wichita 
First  National  Bank.  Wichita 
Atchison  Savings  Bank.  Atchison 
Exchange  National  Bank.  Atchison 
Exchange  State  Bank.  Atchison 
First  National  Bank.  Atchison 
American  State  Bank.  Atchison 
Commerce  Trust  Company.  Atchison 
National  Bank  of  Commerce.  Pittsburg 

NEBRASKA 

Exchange  National  Bank.  Hastings 
Columbus  State  Bank.  Columbus 
Citizens  Bank.  Fairfield 
Citizens  Bank.  Orchard 
Citizens  Bank.  Brainard 
Citizens  Bank.  Wisner 
Nebraska  State  Bank.  Grand  Island 
Scottsbluff  National  Bank.  Scottsbliiff 
Bushnell  State  Bank.  Bushnell 
Irrigator’s  Bank.  Scottsbluff 
First  National  Bank.  Lincoln 
City  National  Bank,  Lincoln 
Central  National  Bank,  Lincoln 
National  Bank  of  Commerce.  Lincoln 
First  National  Bank.  Omaha 


MONTANA 

Security  State  Bank.  Whitefish 
Citizens  State  Bank.  Scobey 
First  National  Bank.  Townsend 
Conrad  Trust  &  Savings  Bank.  Helena 
Union  Bank  &  Trust  Co.  Helena 
American  National  Bank.  Helena 
Anaconda  National  Bank.  Anaconda 
Citizens  State  Bank.  Big  Timber 
Yellowstone  Merchants  National  Bank.  Billings 
Yegen  Brothers  Bank.  Billings 
Montana  National  Bank.  Billings 
Commercial  National  Bank.  Bozeman 
Metals  Bank  &  Trust  Co.  Butte 
First  National  Bank.  Butte 
W.  A.  Clark.  Butte 
First  National  Bank.  Dillon 
First  National  Bank.  Great  Falls 
Commercial  National  Bank.  Great  Falls 
Great  Falls  National  Bank.  Great  Falls 
Conrad  National  Bank.  Kalispell 
Lewistown  State  Bank,  Lewistown 
First  National  Bank.  Lewistown 
Bank  of  Fergus  County,  Lewistown 
National  Park  Bank.  Livingston 
First  National  Bank.  Miles  City 
Miles  City  National  Bank,  Miles  City 
State  National  Bank,  Miles  City 
Custer  County  Bank.  Miles  City 
Western  Montana  National  Bank.  Missoula 
Missoula  Trust  &  Savings  Bank.  Missoula 
First  National  Bank.  Missoula 
First  National  Bank.  Hardin 

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Montana  Trust  &  Savings  Bank.  Helena 
National  Bank  of  Montana.  Helena 
Banking  Corporation  of  Montana.  Helena 
First  National  Bank.  Glasgow 
Farmers  Stockgrowers  Bank.  Glasgow 
State  Bank.  Nashua 

NEW  HAMPSHIRE 

City  National  Bank.  Berlin 

National  State  Capital  Bank.  Concord 

New  Hampshire  Savings  Bank.  Concord 

First  National  Bank.  Concord 

Strafford  Savings  Bank.  Dover 

Franklin  National  Bank.  Franklin 

Franklin  Savings  Bank.  Franklin 

Keene  National  Bank.  Keene 

Cheshire  National  Bank.  Keene 

Siwooganock  Guaranty  Savings  Bank.  Lancaster 

The  Lancaster  National  Bank.  Lancaster 

Amoskeag  National  Bank.  Manchester 

Merchants  National  Bank.  Manchester 

Manchester  National  Bank.  Manchester 

National  State  Capital  Bank.  Concord 

Peoples  National  Bank.  Claremont 

Citizens  National  Bank.  Newport 

First  National  Bank.  Manchester 

Norway  Plains  Savings  Bank.  Rochester 

Somersworth  Savings  Bank.  Somersworth 

MAINE 

Kennebec  Savings  Bank.  Augusta 
Bangor  Savings  Bank.  Bangor 
Pekepscot  National  Bank.  Brunswick 
Manufacturers  National  Bank.  Lewiston 
United  States  Trust  Co.  Portland 
Canal  National  Bank.  Portland 
Fidelity  Trust  Co.  Portland 
Casco  Mercantile  Trust  Co.  Portland 
Chapman  National  Bank.  Portland 
Eastern  Trust  &  Banking  Co.  Bangor 
Granite  National  Bank.  Augusta 
Merchants  National  Bank.  Bangor 
Merrill  Trust  Co.  Bangor 

Bar  Harbor  Banking  &  Trust  Co.  Bar  Harbor 

Kennebunk  Savings  Bank.  Kennebiink 

Lewiston  Trust  Co.  Lewiston 

Lubec  Trust  &  Banking  Company.  Lubec 

Machias  Savings  Bank.  Machias 

Portland  National  Bank.  Portland 

Security  Trust  Co.  Portland 

Rumford  Falls  Trust  Co.  Rumford 

Saco  National  Bank.  Saco 

Ticonic  National  Bank.  Waterville 

Waterville  Savings  Bank.  Waterville 

TEXAS 

First  National  Bank.  San  Antonio 

National  Bank  of  Commerce.  Fort  Worth 

Farmers  &  Mechanics  Bank.  Fort  Worth 

Continental  National  Bank.  Fort  Worth 

Texas  State  Bank.  Fort  Worth 

Central  Trust  Co.  San  Antonio 

First  National  Bank.  Orange 

First  National  Bank.  Pharr 

First  State  Bank.  Alamo 

First  State  Bank.  White  Deer 

Wichita  State  Bank.  Wichita  Falls 

First  National  Bank.  Mt.  Pleasant 

South  Texas  Commercial  National  Bank.  Houston 


Guaranty  State  Bank.  Waxahachie 

Waxahachie  National  Bank.  Waxahachie 

Dallas  County  State  Bank.  Dallas 

Central  State  Bank.  Dallas 

City  National  Bank.  Dallas 

Guaranty  State  Bank.  Plainview 

City  National  Bank.  Amarillo 

Central  Trust  Co.  San  Antonio 

National  Bank  of  Commerce.  San  Antonio 

Peoples  State  Bank.  Houston 

Guardian  Trust  Co.  Houston 

VIRGINIA 

The  First  National  Bank.  Appalachia 
National  Exchange  Bank.  Roanoke 
Guaranty  Title  &  Trust  Co.  Norfolk 
National  Bank  of  Commerce.  Norfolk 
Trust  Company  of  Norfolk.  Norfolk 
Colonial  Bank  &  Trust  Co.  Roanoke 

WEST  VIRGINIA 

Bank  of  Morgantown.  Morgantown 

Bank  of  Monongahela  Valley.  Morgantown 

Quarter  Savings  Bank.  Wheeling 

Dollar  Savings  &  Trust  Co.  Wheeling 

First  National  Bank.  Sistersville 

Farmers  &  Producers  National  Bank.  Sistersville 

Peoples  National  Bank.  Sistersville 

Tyler  County  Bank.  Sistersville 

The  Merchants  National  Bank.  Montgomery 

American  Bank  &  Trust  Co.  Huntington 

Kanawha  Banking  &  Trust  Co.  Charleston 

Merchants  &  Farmers  Bank.  Martinsburg 

Old  National  Bank.  Martinsburg 

Peoples  Trust  Co.  Martinsburg 

WYOMING 

Casper  National  Bank.  Casper 
Stockmen's  National  Bank.  Casper 
First  National  Bank.  Torriugton 
Citizens  National  Bank.  Torrington 
Bank  of  Manville.  Manville 
Citizens  Savings  Bank.  Providence 

RHODE  ISLAND 

The  Industrial  Trust  Co.  Providence 
Union  Trust  Co.  Providence 
R.  1.  Hospital  Trust  Co.  Providence 
Centerville  National  Bank  of  Warwick.  Arctic 
Newport  Trust  Co.  Newport 

VERMONT 

Burlington  Savings  Bank.  Burlington 
Burlington  Trust  Co.  Burlington 
Merchants  National  Bank.  Burlington 
Barton  Savings  &  National  Bank  (2  banks). 
Barton 

Brattleboro  Trust  Co.  Brattleboro 
Vermont  National  Bank.  Brattleboro 
Peoples  National  Bank.  Brattleboro 
Chittendon  County  Trust  Co.  Burlington 
Lamoille  County  National  Bank.  Hyde  Park 
Montpelier  Savings  Bank  &  Trust  Co.  Montpelier 
The  Marble  Savings  Bank.  Rutland 
National  Bank  of  Vergennes.  Vergennes 
Bennington  County  Savings  Bank.  Bennington 
Granite  Trust  Company.  Hardwick 
Factory  Point  National  Bank.  Manchester  Centre 
The  State  National  Bank.  Windsor 


SOUTH  CAROLINA 

Union  National  Bank.  Columbia 
National  Bank  of  Newberry 
Bank  of  Spartanburg.  Spartanburg 
City  National  Bank.  Sumter 
Bishopville  National  Bank.  Bishopville 
Bank  of  Western  Carolina.  Batesburg 
Bank  of  Cross  Hill.  Cross  Hill 
The  Peoples  Bank.  Dillon 
City  Savings  Bank.  Florence 
Lancaster  Mercantile  Co.  Manchester 
National  Union  Bank.  Rock  Hill 

CONNECTICUT 

First  National  Bank.  Bridgeport 
Peoples  Savings  Bank.  Bridgeport 
Danielson  Trust  Co.  Danielson 
Connecticut  River  Banking  Co.  Hartford 
Hartford  National  Bank.  Hartford 
Manufacturers  National  Bank.  Waterbary 
New  Britain  National  Bank.  New  Britain 
New  Britain  Trust  Co.  New  Britain 
The  Commercial  Trust  Co.  New  Britain 

COLORADO 

First  National  Bank.  Denver 

International  Trust  Co.  Denver 

Colo.  National  Bank.  Denver 

American  Bank  &  Trust  Co.  Denver 

Denver  National  Bank.  Denver 

Hamilton  National  Bank.  Denver 

U.  S.  National  Bank.  Denver 

State  Savings  Bank.  Colorado  Springs 

Exchange  National  Bank.  Colorado  Springs 

First  National  Bank.  Colorado  Springs 

MARYLAND 

Safe  Deposit  &  Trust  Co.  Baltimore 
Atlantic  Trust  Co.  Baltimore 
Baltimore  Trust  Co.  Baltimore 
Commerce  Trust  Co.  Baltimore 
Fidelity  Trust  Co.  Baltimore 
Fidelity  &  Deposit  Co.  Baltimore 
International  Trust  Co.  Baltimore 
Maryland  Trust  Co.  Baltimore 
Merchants  Trust  &  Deposit  Co.  Baltimore 
Old  Town  National  Bank.  Baltimore 
Safe  Deposit  &  Trust  Co.  Baltimore 
Central  Trust  Co.  Frederick 

WASHINGTON,  D.  C. 

Commercial  National  Bank. 

American  Security  &  Trust  Co. 

The  National  Savings  &  Trust  Co. 

The  Metropolitan  National  Bank. 

The  Federal  National  Bank. 

The  Munsey  Trust  Co. 

The  McLachlen  Banking  Corporation. 

The  Continental  Trust  Co. 

The  Washington  Loan  &  Trust  Co. 

Union  Trust  Co. 

District  National  Bank. 

Riggs  National  Bank. 

Mechanics  &  Savings  Bank. 

Home  Savings  Bank. 


WISCONSIN 

Marshall  &  Illsley  Bank.  Milwaukee 
Second  Ward  Savings  Bank.  Milwaukee 
Wisconsin  National  Bank.  Milwaukee 
First  National  Bank.  Madison 
First  National  Bank.  Neenah 
First  National  Bank  of  Wis.  Rapids. 

Rapids 

Second  National  Bank.  Beloit 
Beloit  State  Bank.  Beloit 
Beloit  Savings  Bank.  Beloit 
Bank  of  Wisconsin.  Madison 
First  National  Bank.  Milwaukee 

IOWA 

Central  State  Bank.  Des  Moines 

Iowa  National  Bank.  Ottumwa 

Nishna  Valley  Bank.  Riverton 

First  National  Bank.  Marshalltown 

Security  Savings  Bank.  Marshalltown 

Fidelity  Savings  Bank.  Marshalltown 

Iowa  Savings  Bank.  Marshalltown 

Merchants  National  Bank.  Burlington 

First  National  Bank.  Burlington 

American  Savings  Bank.  Burlington 

Iowa  State  Bank  (Savings).  Burlington 

Burlington  Savings  Bank.  Burlington 

Farmers  &  Merchants  Savings  Bank.  Burlington 

Security  Savings  Bank.  Cedar  Rapids 

Cedar  Rapids  National  Bank.  Cedar  Rapids 

OTHER  STATES 

Wilmington  Trust  Co.,  Wilmington,  Delaware 
First  National  Bank,  Fort  Smith,  Arkansas 
Security  Bank.  Hot  Springs,  Arkansas 
The  First  National  Bank,  Bristol,  Tennessee 
Second  National  Bank,  Jackson,  Tennessee 
Farmers  &  Merchants  Bank,  Henderson, 

Tennessee 

Third  National  Bank,  Union  City,  Tennessee 
American  Trust  &  Banking  Co.,  Chattanooga, 
Tennessee 

Mechanics  Bank  &  Trust  Co.,  Knoxville, 
Tennessee 

Federal  Reserve  Bank,  Birmingham,  Alabama 
Ouachita  National  Bank,  Monroe,  Louisiana 
First  National  Bank,  Crowley,  Louisiana 
Interstate  Bank,  New  Orleans,  Louisiana 
Merchants  National  Bank,  Jersey  City, 

New  Jersey 

First  National  Bank,  Bartlesville,  Oklahoma 
Union  National  Bank,  Bartlesville,  Oklahoma 
Tradesmen’s  National  Bank,  Oklahoma  City, 
Oklahoma 

Greensboro  National  Bank,  Greensboro, 

North  Carolina 

Commercial  National  Bank,  High  Point, 

North  Carolina 

Deseret  National  Bank,  Salt  Lake  City,  Utah 
Utah  State  National  Bank,  Salt  Lake  City,  Utah 
Zion’s  Savings  &  Trust  Co.,  Salt  Lake  City,  Utah 
Jerome  National  Bank,  Jerome,  Idaho 
First  National  Bank,  Rigby,  Idaho 
First  National  Bank,  Boise,  Idaho 
First  Security  National  Bank,  Minneapolis, 
Minnesota 

American  National  Bank,  St.  Paul,  Minnesota 
Merchants  National  Bank,  St.  Paul,  Minnesota 


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